jewelrybysooz:

Hi guys! 

This is the new feather necklace ($12 + free shipping). I can’t begin to tell you guys how much I love this necklace. It’s just so simple and perfect. Ethereal and blithe. I’ll probably be wearing this everyday. 

The chain is adjustable, so you can make the necklace come up higher on the neck for the “collar” look, which would look great with button down shirts. Or you can hang as low as you please. This necklace would also look great layered with long pendant necklaces. Throw on some big rings and you’re ready to go out the door. 

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Thanks Danny Tiet of dtietPhotog for the picture! 

A day of shooting and here be my gf.

Pikes Peak of Richmond

Week 13 of my Project 52.

Here is what I call the Pikes Peak of Richmond at Libby Hill Park.  Imagine rally horse and buggy drifting around that bend. 

Libby Hill HDR

A little bit of HDR playing.  I went to Libby Hill with Sooz a few days ago.  I saw this in my head, but the dynamic range was way beyond what my camera could handle, so the next logical thing to do was an HDR…or graduated ND filter, BUT I don’t have one of those.  Anyways, I haven’t done a HDR in a long time, and I think this one turned out pretty well.  A more realistic HDR feel.

Lunch Time

Week 12/52 of my Project 52.

It is the season to start porch chilling and deck chilling. While out in the back yard I saw this fella eating his lunch on the fence post. Hopefully I didn’t disturb him too much. 

Hollywood Cemetery, The James, Downtown Richmond, Rocketts Landing.  All in one photo.

Another one of my tilt shift shots from my little air excursion.

Week 11/52 of my Project 52.

Tumblr loves its cats so here is my contribution.

Broad Street

2000 Feet in the air above Broad Street in Richmond, VA.

Week 10/52 of my Project 52.

So my boss took me flying with his dad on Sunday on a little propeller plane.  Other than the slight bouts of motion sickness, it was such a great experience.  It made everything seem so small even though we were just 2000ft in the air.  We couldn’t get too close to the city of Richmond because of all the hassle that we would have had to gone through, but this is a pretty good view I think.  Being able to fit a lot of the downtown area into one frame made the bouts of motion sickness well worth it.

The day was slightly hazy so I had to kick up the contrast to compensate which made everything really dark as well.  I then figured since everything looked so tiny, why not make it a faux tilt shift? With the high contrast and weird color casts I had to compensate for, the faux tilt shift look came out really well.

Chewie

Week 8/52 of my Project 52.  When I was dog sitting my brother’s dog, I got a chance to snap a few pics of him being miserable because he missed his mama and papa.

Some water droplet macro.  Trying to slowly get into more macro photography since I got extension tubes.